Roman Republican Coins – Denarius with a warship – Marcus Antonius (31 BC)
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Roman Republican Coins – Denarius with a warship – Marcus Antonius (31 BC)
Relief of a Roman galley said to have taken part in the naval Battle of Actium, c. 31 BC - Found in the ruins of the temple of Fortuna Primigenia, Praeneste (Palestrina) Rome
These reliefs commemorating the Battle of Actium, won 2. September 31 BC by Agrippa for Octavian ( Later Emperor Augustus ) against Mark Antony and Cleopatra, date 1st century AD
These three are part of an 11-part marble cycle and come from an unknown building in Avellino of the Claudian period, but show important events of the Augustan Principate: the Battle of Actium, various fragments of sacrificial processions, the Triumphal Quadriga and the Tensa of Augustus. It is not sure if this relief shows the real Battle or a Naumachia (a theatrical representation)
The city of Rome at the time of the Battle of Actium
The Battle of Actium, 2 September 31BC by Castro, Lorenzo A. 1672
Portrait of Livia, wife of Augustus
Roman, ca. 31 BC